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Insurers lose multi-year lobbying fight over surprise medical bills

Health insurers were dealt a major blow this week when President Trump Lobbying efforts around the issue had sparked a fierce multiyear fight pitting doctors and medical providers against insurance companies. At stake was whether to use arbitration to determine how much insurers would pay doctors in common situations like when patients receive care from an emergency room doctor who isn’t covered by their insurance plan. ADVERTISEMENT Doctors and providers won out in the end, and the insurance industry now faces a new payment process that could drive up their expenses and create more administrative hurdles. “This was easily the largest lobbying and public affairs battle in the last several years. The big health insurers and employer groups placed a massive bet. . They were ultimately outmaneuvered on the political front,” a health care consultant on K Street told The Hill.

Bipartisan senators urge surprise billing deal s inclusion in year-end package

Bipartisan senators urge surprise billing deal s inclusion in year-end package Peter Sullivan © Greg Nash Bipartisan senators urge surprise billing deal s inclusion in year-end package A group of 27 senators in both parties is urging Senate leadership to include a deal to protect patients from massive surprise medical bills in a year-end legislative package now being negotiated. Leadership of four committees in the House and Senate announced a deal on the legislation last Friday after months of negotiations, but the fate of the bill still hangs in the balance as it is unclear whether Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) will agree to include it in the final package.

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